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today is a day of sad news: from what it seems, nvidia have dropped support for analog inputs on their new gtx 1000 series gpus, this make me feel really sad since i wanted to use the fw900 longer with future pc upgrades, i know there are digital to analog converters such the hd fury, but very ...

Falkentyne wrote:...That can only be done on a strobed OLED and they don't yet exist).

http://www.blurbusters.com/oled-in-late ... rsistence/

Maybe I should just get VR and do all my gaming on that then.

try to find yourself an FW900
Wow, that's a sweet monitor. I wonder if I can find one in Europe.

This dude is a king among men:
http://i28.tinypic.com/102l2co.jpg

Are you looking for another CRT? Or a monitor with a strobed backlight that can strobe at 60hz refresh rate (single strobe) along ...

I've been using a CRT for 10 years and it's great in all aspects, except for one problem, which is that I've sort of out-grown the 19in UXGA screen area.

What I need is a screen with the same image-motion-quality, just larger. Doesn't matter what kind.

The only WUXGA screen with over 60hz I've ...

Perhaps I just don't notice stutters that are less than 3 duplicate frames on 85hz. That'd explain why I never see it while my fps is over 40.

What's the acutal difference between stutters and micro-stutters though? Just the amount of duplicate frames?

Load this up on chrome. Do you see image doubling?

http://www.testufo.com/#test=framerates-text

I see stuttering in both texts. I've never noticed it in games though, unless they drop to under 30fps maybe.

(However I have Aero turned off and like 80 tabs open in chrome that I can't currently ...

I've been using an UXGA CRT at 85hz for 10 years now, with many different GPUs, and I have at several occasions throughout these years had bad FPS to the point where I can't play a game (dropping under 30-40). However, I can't ever remember experiencing problems with tearing or stuttering. Do CRTs ...